WIOD-AM (Miami, FL)

WIOD (610 AM), known as Newsradio 610 WIOD, is a commercial news and talk radio station based in Miami, Florida. It caters to the Miami metropolitan area and a large part of South Florida. The station is owned by iHeartMedia, Inc., and acts as the Miami affiliate for several prominent programs, including ABC News Radio, The Glenn Beck Program, The Rush Limbaugh Show, The Sean Hannity Show, The Schnitt Show, and Coast to Coast AM. Additionally, it features well-known personalities like Clyde Lewis and Bill Cunningham. The studios for WIOD are situated in Miramar, a suburb of Miami, while the transmitter is located in North Bay Village. In addition to its traditional broadcasts, WIOD also simulcasts on the HD subchannel of its sister station, WBGG-FM, and is available for streaming through iHeartRadio.

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Two Elderly Couples In Their 80s & 90s Killed In A Car Crash

3 days ago | wiod.iheart.com | Joel Malkin

Photo: Douglas Sacha / Moment / Getty ImagesTragedy strikes for two elderly couples who were killed in a car crash. The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office has just released the identities of the four victims. James and Arlene Rose were in their late 80s and Gerald and Thelma Levy were in their early 90s.
Florida Bucks Nationwide Trend Of Increases In Antisemitic Incidents

3 days ago | wiod.iheart.com | Joel Malkin

Photo: tzahiV / iStock / Getty ImagesPalm Beach County spends a second consecutive year at the top for most antisemitic incidents. The Anti-Defamation League has released its annual audit and notes that the state experienced a 24 percent decline in incidents in 2024, but Palm Beach had the most incidents, followed by Miami-Dade and Broward counties at second and third. Despite that, the Tri-County area saw a reduction in antisemitic incidents from 2023.
DeSantis Presents $4 Million To IRSC, $4.9 Million To Miami-Dade College

3 days ago | wiod.iheart.com | Joel Malkin

Photo: Gov. Ron DeSantis/FacebookFlorida's in great shape to weather an economic storm. That's what Governor Ron DeSantis says as some economists fear the U.S. may be headed for a recession. "Because we've put so much money away in our rainy day fund, Florida's gonna be well-positioned to handle whatever comes our way in the ensuing weeks, months and years."DeSantis says Florida has nearly quadrupled that fund since he became governor in 2019.
LINK: Fleet Week Fort Lauderdale Begins Today

4 days ago | wiod.iheart.com | Erica Rodriguez

After a year in Miami, Fleet Week is back in Fort Lauderdale. Three Navy ships - amphibious landing ship USS New York, submarine USS New Hampshire and guided missile destroyer USS Cole - and the Coast Guard Cutter Tampa pulling into Port Everglades this morning for the start of Fleet Week Fort Lauderdale.
Palm Beach School Board Will Vote On Removing DEI Policies

4 days ago | wiod.iheart.com | Joel Malkin

Photo: CBS 12The Palm Beach County School Board is poised to take emergency action on Wednesday to get rid of DEI policies. The School District is concerned about losing $300-million in federal funding. The Florida Department of Education is ordering all districts to confirm they comply with orders from the U.S. Department of Ed, which says districts that fail to comply could lose federal funding. The deadline to show state officials confirmation was last week.
Anti-Trump Protests Held Across Florida

4 days ago | wiod.iheart.com | Joel Malkin

Photo: CBS 12Protests were held across the state over the weekend including two in Palm Beach County. Protesters rally across Palm Beach County against Trump administration policies"(To) show disatisfacion with the Trump administration in regards to these deportations that are happening.
Give Hope to South Florida's Hungry - Radio Share-A-Thon 2025 is ON

1 week ago | wiod.iheart.com | Grace Blazer

Photo: The Caring Place This Easter/Passover weekend, WIOD is joining forces with The Caring Place, Miami Rescue Mission, and Broward Outreach Center to help sponsor 20,000 meals to feed the Homeless and Hungry in South Florida. NewsRadio 610, WIOD is hosting our 7th Annual Radio Share-A-Thon. WIOD's Manny Munoz will be broadcasting live today from 9a to 12p. It costs $2.70 for one meal, $54 for 20 meals, and for every meal donation, special sponsors will match each donation up to 10,000 meals.
Miami Commissioners Discuss How Best To Fill Manolo Reyes' Seat

1 week ago | wiod.iheart.com | Wendi Grossman

Miami Commissioners holding a special meeting to discuss how to replace the late Manolo Reyes. Barry University's Sean Foreman says they can hold a special election this spring or appoint his replacement by Sunday. If commissioners appoint his replacement, it's likely going to be a close relative or political ally since the person must agree not to run for the District 4 seat this November. Two other commission seats and the mayor's seat will also be on the ballot in November.
Special Election In Miami Set To Fill Late Commissioners' Seat

1 week ago | wiod.iheart.com | Wendi Grossman

Miami Commissioners voted unanimously to hold a special election June 3rd to fill the seat of the late Commissioner Manolo Reyes, covered today with memorial flowers. The qualifying period will ru from April 21st to April 25th. The special election is expected to cost some 380-thousand-dollars. Early voting will run from Friday, May 30th to Sunday, June 1st. The winner will serve out the remainder of Reyes’ term, which ends in 2027.
Memorial Service In Miami For The Late Commissioner Manolo Reyes

1 week ago | wiod.iheart.com | Wendi Grossman

Miami City Hall packed with people as the late Commissioner Manolo Reyes is honored at a memorial service. Mayor Francis Suarez spoke about bond that tied them together as they both followed in their fathers' footsteps to become public servants. Reyes was born in Cuba and came to the U-S as a teenager. He served on the Commission for seven years and had his sights set on becoming mayor. Reyes was hospitalized last week for a serious illness after battling cancer. He was 80 years old.